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... December and January, and will last till the appearance ot the early cauliflowers, that were sown in August and September the previous year. Solphur brocoli (yellow), late cauliflower do. (white and large), new imperial do. (white, fine), new dwarf (late ...
... of peas and. beans, and also of cauliflowers and cabbage plants; proceed with stirring and hoeing the ground between the lines of early crops; prick out celery, salad, and cauliflower plants ; earth up the cauliflower plants that are under hand-glasses ...
... good munagcuicui, aud u thorougb kuuw- K-dg« of the kiutltf, it posaible, tliese days, to supply family with broccoli or cauliflowers all the year round. The most difficult perhKi. perhaps, the month of January. Many new kinds have come into notice of late ...
... celery (four heads) —First prize, to Thomas Montgomery, Esq.; second prize, to 11. T. Higginson, Esq. For the best four cauliflowers—First prize, to Thomas Greg, Ksq. For the best twelve carrots-—First prize, to Hill Hamilton, Ksq. For the nest kidney ...
... VEGETABLES. Cauliflowers. —For the best six, Ist prize to William Crawford, Esq.; 2d do. Jus. Boomer, Esq. Carrots. —For best twelve, Ist prize to John Snoddcn, Erq., Brooinhill; 2d do. to James Boomer, Turnips —For tho best twelve, table, 1-t prize to ...
... it. Sow seakale, Lettuce, borecole, broccoli, savoy, nonpariel, and York cabbage, cauliflower, turnip carrot, and round spinach seeds. Prick out salad, celery, cauliflower, and early white and purple )roccoli plants. Iloe and thin spinage, dress artichokes ...
... cups—red roses and apple kind, 2/ 2;4—Peaa, fid. Strawberries, fid—Gooseberries, l}d —Currants, 2}d W quart—Cherries, fid ft.—Cauliflowers, eery fine, at lid head—Melons, (cj 2/4 each—lrish Grapes, 21 ® 3> ft. —large Salmon, small, 6d ® 8d W ft.— Mullet, 3d ...
... toasting, 4jd. to sjd.; mutton, 4d. to sid. ; pork, SJd. to 4d.; veal, 4jd. to 5Jd. tb. Vegetables —Potatoes, 16d. 22d. cwt. ; cauliflowers, 19d. to 18d. dozen. Fruit.— Apples, 10s. 12s. cwt.; pears, 12s. 165.; plums, scarce ; damascenes, 3s. 6d. dozen quarts ...
... RETAIL MARKETS. Vegetables Fruit.—New i'otatoes, @2Ol stone, of 11 tbs. ; old, 4d @jd ; cabbages, @ 7d dozen ; cauliflowers, 1 @ each peas, quart. Grapes 3/ @4/ tb. ; cherries. 1/ @ tb.; strawberries, Jo ...
... dozen; Mullet, 4d per ; Hen Eggs, 6d, Turkey do., lOd per dozen. New Potatoea, Bd@ 1/ per stone; Peas, fld @Bd per quart.; Cauliflowers, 2d each; Turnips, 2d (g 3d per dozen; Strawberries, 6d, Raspberries, 4d, Currants, Sd per quart, and Cherries fld,per ...
... soon as you hear of three or four degrees frost, have your mats at hand, ready to cover up with. Cauliflower.—ln order to prolong succession of cauliflowers, pull a quantity of them that are now fit, or nearly fit, for use, and lay in by the heels in some ...
... lt>. Vegetabi.es are very plentiful and selling low prices—Potatoes, 4d (a) stone, Peas, 3d Beans, quart.—Cabbages, @ 6d—Cauliflowers, 12d (a) dozen. Fruit Gooseberries, (® 2d —Currants, Strawberries, 3d—ilaspbenies, 2Jd @ quart— Grapes, 2/6 lb, Fish Salmon ...